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SUMMARY:CSNM Webinar - Andrew Haley - Built Ready: Resilience\, Precision & Leadership in Nutrition
DESCRIPTION:Date: May 6\, 2026 – 1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT\nCE Point:  Competency 1.0 \nTitle:\n\nBuilt Ready: Resilience\, Precision & Leadership in Nutrition \nDescription:\nNutrition and foodservice leaders work in one of the most demanding\, high‑stakes environments in healthcare. Every tray\, every allergy check\, every handoff\, every decision — it all matters. And while the work is often unseen\, its impact is life‑changing. \nIn this powerful and practical webinar\, Paralympic champion Andrew Haley shares how resilience\, preparation\, and precision shaped his journey from a childhood hospital bed to the top of the podium — and how those same principles define excellence in nutrition leadership today. Through compelling storytelling and direct links to CSNM’s core competencies\, Andrew reveals how elite performance isn’t about perfection; it’s about consistency\, systems\, teamwork\, and the ability to “build ready” long before the moment of pressure arrives. \n\nParticipants will explore the rhythm of resilience (Adapt–Recover–Recommit)\, the parallels between high‑performance sport and high‑performance nutrition systems\, and the essential leadership behaviours that strengthen teams\, protect patients\, and elevate care. They’ll also be reminded of something profound: you may never meet the people you save — but your work saves them anyway. \nThis session will leave nutrition professionals feeling seen\, valued\, and equipped with a renewed sense of purpose\, professionalism\, and pride in the work they do every day. \n\nPresenter: \n\n\n\n\n\nAbout Andrew Haley\nI am on a journey to inspire and teach as many leaders as possible to commit to their own GOLD MEDAL MOMENT. I want to encourage my audience to never give up and strive to achieve both personal and professional excellence that will help guide them to reach their full potential. I’ve had many setbacks in my life\, including losing part of my right leg as a child to cancer and being given only a 35% chance to survive. I didn’t want to just survive\, though; I wanted to show people I could be something special despite my circumstances. As a competitive swimmer\, I would become a World and Paralympic champion\, and that eventually led to a hall of fame career. \nHow we show up every day is important to me\, and I am fired up when I can deliver tangible strategies to help my audience pursue their own dreams. I learned that success is built on preparation and having a champion’s mindset\, combined with controlling the controllable. This is available to anyone who wants to win in life. My job is to guide you to get there one day at a time.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://csnm.ca/event/csnm-webinar-andrew-haley-how-nutrition-leaders-build-ready/
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SUMMARY:CSNM Webinar - Joshna Maharaj - The Ripple Effect: The process of making change in public institutions
DESCRIPTION:Date: May 13\, 2026 – 1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT\nCE Point:  Competency 5.0 \nTitle:\n\nThe Ripple Effect: The process of making change in public institutions \nDescription:\nAfter the broader conversation about rebuilding institutional food systems from the keynote\, this web session focuses on the more specific task of making change\, often of any sort\, in public institutions. I believe that institutions are built to do one thing one way\, so when you want to make a change in one part of the institution\, you must be ready to do the same in other\, seemingly unconnected parts of the institution. I’ll share stories and examples of my attempts to make change and the unexpected outcomes of those attempts.\n\nPresenters: \n\n\n\n\n\nJoshna Maharaj – Chef\, Author & Activist \nJoshna Maharaj is a chef\, speaker & activist who believes strongly in the power of chefs & social gastronomy to bring values of hospitality\, sustainability & social justice to the table.Joshna’s first book\, Take Back the Tray (May 2020)\, captures the lessons & experience from her work in creating a movement to reconnect food with health\, wellness\, education\, and rehabilitation in public institutions around the globe….and it’s a story about how a chef took on the institution and tried to make change. \nWith 15 years of experience in television\, radio\, and as a culinary and university instructor\, Joshna is an easy\, engaging teacher who reimagines the nature of a classroom. \nJoshna is an award-winning\, two-time TEDx speaker and has just completed a Master’s in Gastronomy at TU Dublin.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://csnm.ca/event/csnm-webinar-joshna-maharaj-the-ripple-effect-the-process-of-making-change-in-public-institutions/
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SUMMARY:CSNM Webinar - Nutrition Management Matters: A School Food Panel Discussion
DESCRIPTION:Date: May 28\, 2026 – 1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT\nCE Point:  Competency 3.0 \nTitle: \n\n\n\nNutrition Management Matters: A School Food Panel Discussion\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDescription:\nThis webinar brings together national leadership\, research expertise\, and on‑the‑ground experience to explore the future of school food systems across Canada. The Executive Director of Farm to Cafeteria Canada\, will highlight how farm‑to‑school approaches are transforming student access to healthy\, local\, and sustainable food through three pillars: local food access\, hands‑on food literacy\, and community connection. A panelist from the University of Saskatchewan Public Health Research Team will share insights from Canada’s leading school food research and their work developing a National School Food Policy alongside the Coalition for Healthy School Food.\n\nThe session will also include reflections from a Nutrition Manager working within a school division\, connecting research and national initiatives to real‑world practice. This webinar is not intended to spotlight one district. Instead\, it will identify opportunities for collaboration\, and outline concrete ways members can engage—whether through advocacy\, programming\, partnerships\, or policy support to help build a stronger\, more equitable school food system for all students.\n\nPresenters: \n\n\n\n\n\nJordan Sokmenoglu\, CNM\nJordan Sokmenoglu is a Manager of Food and Nutrition within a school division\, bringing a systems‑level perspective to school food programs and student nutrition. Her work focuses on creating nutritious\, inclusive\, and culturally appropriate food environments while navigating the practical realities of implementation in K–12 settings. Jordan draws on her professional experience to connect policy\, research\, and day‑to‑day operations in support of healthier school food systems across Canada.\n\n\n\n\nJesse Veenstra\, M.Sc.\nJesse Veenstra is a public health professional with a strong focus on food security and community building\, currently serving as Executive Director of Farm to Cafeteria Canada. She previously worked as National Manager\, Farm to School Initiatives with F2CC and spent over a decade leading complex projects within Vancouver Coastal Health and BC’s Provincial Health Services Authority\, including Healthy Schools and Healthy Communities initiatives. Jesse holds advanced degrees in nutrition and human health\, along with credentials in project management and food security\, and has served in leadership roles with the Vancouver Food Policy Council\n\n\n\n\nNatalia Alaniz Salinas\, MSc.\, MPH.\, PhD Candidate\nNatalia Alaniz Salinas is a PhD student in the Department of Community Health and Epidemiology at the University of Saskatchewan and a Research Manager with the Saskatchewan Population Health Evaluation Research Unit (SPHERU). Her work focuses on public health nutrition\, school food programs\, and population health interventions\, including evaluating universal school food initiatives and their policy implications across Canada. She brings international experience from public health roles within Chile’s Ministry of Health and holds graduate degrees in Public Health and Community and Population Health Sciences.\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://csnm.ca/event/csnm-webinar-nutrition-management-matters-a-school-food-panel-discussion/
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